Annual incoming traffic by rail network station 2014Trafic annuel entrant par station du réseau ferré 2014
Trafic annuel entrant par station du réseau ferré 2014Annual incoming traffic by rail network station 2014
This dataset details incoming traffic at stations of the RATP rail network in 2014. It covers direct entries only, i.e. passengers arriving from the public street or from the SNCF network who enter the RATP transport network by validating a valid ticket; transferring passengers within the network are excluded. The data is published by Île-de-France Mobilités / RATP and covers the Paris region's rail network (metro and RER). It is useful for analysing station-level ridership patterns and informing transport planning decisions across the Île-de-France public transport system.”}}}}”}}}}”}}}}”}}}}”}}}}”}}}}”}}}}”}}}}Ce jeu de données détaille le trafic des entrants directs sur le réseau ferré RATP en 2014. Les « entrants directs » sont exclusivement les voyageurs provenant de la voie publique ou du réseau SNCF entrant sur le réseau de transport RATP en validant un titre de transport valide. Les voyageurs en...
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